This is why these people should be in camps for the safety of women and girls. Now they should be immediately deported and after this why would anyone care of the consequences of what they may say once returned to their homeland.
Three asylum seekers have been found guilty over the rape of a woman on Brighton beach in a "cynical, predatory and callous" attack.
The woman had been separated from her friends on a night out when the trio found her "staggering in the street", alone and "incapacitated", Hove Crown Court heard.
Two of the men took her behind a beach hut where they raped her, and the other went to the location moments later and filmed it.
Ibrahim Alshafe, 25, from Egypt, and Abdulla Ahmadi, 26, from Iran, had both denied two counts each of raping the woman on 4 October last year. They were found guilty.
Egyptian national Karin Al-Danasurt, 20, was also found guilty of all four counts of rape as a secondary party by encouraging and filming the ordeal.
Abdulla Ahmadi being interviewed by police. Handout pic: Sus*** Police
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Abdulla Ahmadi being interviewed by police. Handout pic: Sus*** Police
Jurors returned their verdicts in the five-week trial after more than 12 hours of deliberation.
Footage showed the woman falling down twice, jurors were told, with prosecutors describing the alleged attack as "cynical, predatory and callous".
Alshafe was also shown smiling and sticking his tongue out during the assault, as well as slapping the woman in the face.
He and Ahmadi had claimed during the trial the encounter was consensual and that she had approached them along the seafront, kissed and touched them both, mentioned something about *** and took them both to the beach.
Al-Danasurt, who claimed to jurors he attempted to stop the attack by filming it, also denied he spat in the woman's mouth and called her a "dirty b****".
Prosecutor Hanna Llewellyn-Waters KC had told jurors: "Frankly, to these defendants, the complainant was meat.
"She was repeatedly abused for their ***ual gratification and entertainment.
"They wanted ***. and that could be achieved by being with someone who was in no state to resist them."
She said the woman told police she remembered being spat on, kicked, and her throat being grabbed during the attack, as well as men laughing.
Three asylum seekers have been found guilty over the rape of a woman on Brighton beach in a "cynical, predatory and callous" attack.
The woman had been separated from her friends on a night out when the trio found her "staggering in the street", alone and "incapacitated", Hove Crown Court heard.
Two of the men took her behind a beach hut where they raped her, and the other went to the location moments later and filmed it.
Ibrahim Alshafe, 25, from Egypt, and Abdulla Ahmadi, 26, from Iran, had both denied two counts each of raping the woman on 4 October last year. They were found guilty.
Egyptian national Karin Al-Danasurt, 20, was also found guilty of all four counts of rape as a secondary party by encouraging and filming the ordeal.
Abdulla Ahmadi being interviewed by police. Handout pic: Sus*** Police
Image:
Abdulla Ahmadi being interviewed by police. Handout pic: Sus*** Police
Jurors returned their verdicts in the five-week trial after more than 12 hours of deliberation.
Footage showed the woman falling down twice, jurors were told, with prosecutors describing the alleged attack as "cynical, predatory and callous".
Alshafe was also shown smiling and sticking his tongue out during the assault, as well as slapping the woman in the face.
He and Ahmadi had claimed during the trial the encounter was consensual and that she had approached them along the seafront, kissed and touched them both, mentioned something about *** and took them both to the beach.
Al-Danasurt, who claimed to jurors he attempted to stop the attack by filming it, also denied he spat in the woman's mouth and called her a "dirty b****".
Prosecutor Hanna Llewellyn-Waters KC had told jurors: "Frankly, to these defendants, the complainant was meat.
"She was repeatedly abused for their ***ual gratification and entertainment.
"They wanted ***. and that could be achieved by being with someone who was in no state to resist them."
She said the woman told police she remembered being spat on, kicked, and her throat being grabbed during the attack, as well as men laughing.

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